Name: Mikayla Standridge-Martone
Alias: Mikayla M. Gamble
Age: 25 years old
Last seen: April 21, 2023
Location: Concrete, Washington
Status: Still Missing
Case Information
25 year old Mikayla Standridge was last seen in Concrete, Washington on April 21, 2023. She disappeared after running away from the house she was staying at and calling 911.
Background
Mikayla Standridge is from Mount Vernon, Washington and was raised by two of her aunts and grandparents. She is a single mother of a two year old son.
Disappearance
On April 21, 2023, Mikayla Standridge was last seen running away from the house she was staying at on Skagit View Drive in Concrete, Washington.
Around 5:04 am, Standridge called 911 and was heard screaming and calling for help but the phone hung up before dispatch was able to reach her.
Police eventually arrived at the property where the call came from, but Mikayla was nowhere to be seen. Mikayla hasn’t been seen or heard from since.
Investigation
Authorities found Standridge’s cell phone near the Skagit River in the area where she called 911. A search in the river was later conducted with boats, drones, and helicopters, but no clues as to Mikayla’s whereabouts were found.
Five days before her disappearance Standridge left a message on a social media post that read “If I ever go missing or anything just know I didn’t leave.”
Whereabouts
The circumstances of Mikayla Standridge’s disappearance remain unclear and her case is currently classified as missing. Her case remains unsolved.
Appearance
Physical Description:
White female with blonde/pink hair and blue eyes. Mikayla is 5’2 tall and weighs 90-100 pounds.
Distinctive Physical Features:
No information available.
Clothing and accessories:
Mikayla was last seen wearing a black top and blue jeans.
Investigating Agency
If you have any information regarding the disappearance of Mikayla Standridge please contact the Skagit Sheriff’s Office at (360) 416-1911.
Resources & Further Information
Find Mikayla Standridge – Facebook
Skagit County Sheriff’s Office – Facebook
News & Media Links
‘It’s just been a horrible nightmare’: Search intensifies for missing Skagit County woman – Kiro 7 News 04/2023
Thursday search party will look for missing Concrete woman – Cascadia Daily News 04/2023
25-year-old called 911, then vanished, Washington family says. ‘Horrible nightmare’ – The Wichita Eagle 05/2023
Skagit Co. detectives seek missing woman near Concrete, last seen April 21 – Fox 13 Seatl 05/2023
Washington Mom Vanishes Days After Posting Cryptic Message – People 05/2023
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Are both her biological parent ‘ s both dead , that her aunt ‘ s and grandparent ‘ s have / had to take care of her , and for what period of time ?.
Who , at present is her child staying with ? .
Was she part of a ” cult ” , that she escaped from , that went wrong and out of control , or human trafficking ? .
Given her surname , was it her complete birth surname / maiden surname , or part of her married surname , as a ” double – barrel ” surname ? .
How long after she went missing was the search for her started , and the strength of the flow of the river at the time , why would they feel the need to check the river , given the information available ? .
Was she married to the father of her child , or were they partner ‘ s ? .
I don’t think any of those questions matter. They are completely irrelevant. Quite honestly, some of the questions you have are insensitive and are probably hurtful to family members. I doubt you meant to be hurtful, but please remember… these are real people, with feelings and they are missing a sister, child, mother, niece, granddaughter, aunt, cousin and friend. She’s missing and clearly loved. Mind your business about everything else.
I think the info could help i see ur side of the thing but im a local of the area and it all seems a little vague just need more info to be able to help more
@Lucy: yeah, no. This is a missing person case, not about sparing someone’s feelings. And when there’s a chance that the people closest to her may be involved in her disappearance, then those questions absolutely can and should be asked.